Teeth can be sensitive for many reasons. If the pain in your tooth becomes too unbearable contact as soon as possible as there may be some more serious. Some causes of pain in your teeth might be:
Pressure
Sensitivity to chewing pressure can be caused by:
- Clenching/Grinding
- Decay
- Abscess
- Cracked tooth
Sweets
Sensitivity to sweet foods is usually caused by decay.
Hot and/or Cold
Sensitivity to hot and/or cold foods usually indicates:
- Decay
- Abscess
- Worn Teeth (Attrition)
- Receded Gums
It is not unusual for recent dental restorations to be sensitive to hot, cold, or pressure. This sensitivity should decrease with time. If sensitivity from a recent dental restoration worsens or persists,
contact Stobbe Family Dentistry, Implants, and Orthodontics at 801-263-7711